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@@dyantha710 Boulder Colorado

@@Shady4Runner big deal

God is Watching you Is there somewhere online that lists all those get together???

Exactly what I'm saying like what the hell

@Amiya Wells I should have put LOL at the end of my commentit kind of look rude I didn't mean it that way but thank you for letting me know I'd love to see it

Yeah me too! I thought I'd missed a bit at the end so I went back a bit, doh!

How much did this cost? Do you build for people?

@@truebaby My, what an immature and nasty remark. Way to live up to your chosen name, I suppose. With an attitude like that, one could reasonably infer that yours is a life of unnecessary error. At any rate, you are correct in that it's NOT me. I would have done something entirely different, to start with. But, it would have been silly and unproductive to comment on that, so I kept my commentary within the scope of the project. Secondly, no. I will not "shut it". This video was posted in a public forum, on a public channel, with the public commentary turn on. If I wish to express my thoughts on a video, I will do so, whether YOU like it, or not. The gentleman that posted this particular video appears to be a grown man, with a wife and children. I believe that he is mature enough, and of reasonable mind, to accept a little constructive criticism. Lastly, many people who watch this sort of thing, do so to plan their own project. It's an inspiration thing. My comment was just as much for their benefit, as it was for the young man who built that tiny home on wheels. (I'm pretty sure that I mentioned that I liked the project over all) At any rate, Verifiable Infant, I'll keep on commenting, and you keep on trolling, and perhaps we'll meet again. Be well!... Or don't; you're call.

truebaby why are u so rude, he’s giving reason why an not being judgmental at all an cares about the person safety

truebaby - username checks out. With that attitude, you certainly is a child.

EXACTLY AND WOULD HAVE ADDED EXTRA PROTECTION (SECURITY) BY Making it lool like a truck door

If I were to make a porch on that I would have made it on a slider that ran underneath the inside floor

Add the fold down deck the pull the slider ramp out a bit to stabilize. This is a fantastic little project look for spin offs.

See another's box truck build at uhaulrv on YT.

Shane Frederick "

He has another video showing the whole deal

He had a tour video in the little box at the end of the video

Yes I was expenting that

Yesss... I'm like ALL of that hard work & we don't C the finished product!!! 😒💯

I saw finished Tour, very plain, ultra plain. Maybe the tour was filmed B4 the moms got in there..... But the shower was brilliant..🙄😁

Isn't that the truth. I'm the same kind of friend. I'm a contractor. I'm always willing to help friends. Either in my trade or even just with simple stuff.. It's funny though how many people you help, then when you ask. They cant be bothered. I'm not saying a lot of friends are like that.. That is why my fiend circle is small.. not necause of me but because there aren't alot of people that aren't out for just themselves anymore.. So the friend I do have, I don't even ask.. I tell them I'm doing something. They invite themselves and vise versa!

@@johndeleonardo9133 spell checker

@Jak Azz no. I have children. I can translate.

@@lostintime8651 Then why the hell bring it up?!?! Seriously, don't you have as anything else better to do? Arschloch! 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

@@barbkeen1221 thank you!

Or just buy a Class C Motorhome, same thing with more windows. 🤔

Thanks! First time I've heard that, wheel estate!

Twenty years!! That is inspiring.

Tyvek can work as long as it is right side up or upside down, the small piece over the door won't drain, they also did not integrate the window and door properly and are missing all kick out flashings, when they caulked the exterior siding they created a back damn and may cause water to be held against the Tyvek and mold.

It's literally a trailer...

You made those bankers homeless! George Wu, ARCHITECT, A.I.A., NCARB 2019-4-14

I was def also thinking that, would be interesting to find ways to keep an exterior door for stealth purposes. A way to access the back of the truck from the cab would also be nice

Cause always mount swing doors, wouldn't be too difficult

Was my first objection also.. Next, would've been nice to have some ceiling window.. this whole large room + only such a tiny window.. not only - they also chose black paint for the ceiling.. I think they had zero sense for practicality !!!

@@laus9953 Like a pop up cupola.

and.. did I miss something, or is there no plumbing, no toilet / shower, also no cooking / refrigeration facilities installed..?

Coming very soon!

When they finished the video,the first thing I thought was - where is bathroom?

I'd do without the dinette and put in a bathroom, tiny, of course.

Bizniz Or driving through every state, Canadian province, and country in central and South America..... (my plan, but still not sure if going to use a box truck, bus, or ambulance).

Yeah they’ll need all that money they saved to pay for fuel. Lol

@@pushtostart1377 ik lol, I drive a fairly new box truck for work and they get like 10 miles per gallon.

I could buy a Class C for $6000, how is this cheaper?

Lol no, it isn’t.

Bunch of armchair contractors.

Right where her closet would have been.

You can. Take the time, ask for help, do it right the first time. My uncle helped me build my tiny house. I couldn't have lived the life I've lived if I were renting an apartment or tied down. Thanks Uncle Bob ❤️ Rest in Peace.

agreed...I've seen a couple people who built a front door/window etc, but put it directly behind the original fold down door. It makes it stealth, and exponentially more secure from breakin.

Yeah, lighter ceiling, darker walls but you know what? They gotta live there not me.

Curious what they anchored those cabinets too. Did the screws go through the wall to the exterior?

Meybe the door is good for security but then again, some one can lock you inside and kidnap you. And salvage your organs right in your own little, tyny, cute house on wheels

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Very beautiful

I was thinking that too, or maybe a small slider door

Or at least make it a door that opens outward

Really guys. When you have an outswing door with nothing to stand on it would make it difficult getting up and in. You want an inswing in this situation.

@@cencoast_7.340 difficult for a child ya.

@@cencoast_7.340 it would be the same height so that doesn't make sense

Yea, definitely gonna be hot in that box unless it's always parked in the shade so how come no widows? At least one in the front next to the bed... and maybe some awning transoms at the roof, if privacy is what you're all about

THE ROAR voc?

@@ItsFoux VOC's = Volatile Organic Compounds. Found in paint, flooring, cabinetry, fixtures, cleaning products, and body care. Even many "green" products are laden with them. Absorbed readily into the bloodstream through inhalation.

I gave a thumbs down for just that reason. Build smart...duh

You can assemble some inside .

Every piece of furniture I have has fit through my door. A tiny house should be no different.

See another's box truck build at uhaulrv on YT.

If its unassembled u can fit it through the door probs

It was fine inward... It didn't take up that much space

@Lincoln Colt this was just a time lapse. He explained everything in the next video.

Chakat Nightsparkle I’m with you about the toilet but a toilet/shower combo would be good. Eventually, I will build one of these for full time living and I want it to be comfortable and stealthy.

Rhinona Ryder clearly that is would of which should be would have. Not as bad as the bad American habit of saying “off of”. Or in fact the habit of adding pointless words such as “already” to the end of a sentence.

Berak di hutan

It took 6 weeks to build. The truck cost me $5k and I bought it on January 8 of this year, so I've only owned it about 7 weeks. I've spent pretty much everyday working it and have spent a little over $4000 on the build (I'll get the exact number soon), including the tiny wood stove and shower that are not in this video.

@@TinyHouseDIY whats the year make amd model? Where did a bulk of the 4k come from in the build?

06 Ford E-350. I'm working on totaling up the expenses and I will let you know the exact numbers. Off top the wood stove and all of it's parts were almost $1000. The framed wall probably totaled somewhere $700, that's including the $90 window ands $220 door. The fan was $200, upper cabinets about $200, shower kit was about $180, RV battery was $100. I'll definitely let you know when I get it all totaled up.

@@TinyHouseDIY Don' t forget to include solar!

Would like to add solar sometime down the road. For now we spent everything we had and we're going to start traveling when I get paid again.

@Daniel Blakeley the person could be a serial killer

Daniel N Designed to be loaded full of wooden furniture and driven, realistically, this wasn’t a lot of wood...

Ah okay! That makes more sense! Thanks guys!

I do appreciate the work and craftsmanship, however there was several choices in materials that I would have made differently focusing on keeping everything as lightweight as possible. you may not be taking this across the country, but you are taking on a whole lot of weight and a whole lot of fuel efficiency.

We spent everything we had but hopefully somewhere down the road we can add enough solar to run a window unit.

Cole Webb maybe you can run it off shore power or generator this summer. You did a good job 👍

Nah, I love the jams